Add simple single sided razor tool

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Summary

Content "Add simple single sided razor tool"

Purpose of change

our razor double sided razor blade is a bit weird. It also doesn't have the cutting flag. This could make sense as it isn't really a tool at the moment. But if you tape one side with duct/medical tape you get an okay tool.

Describe the solution

added a new recipe

Describe alternatives you've considered

different flag levels?
currently have "qualities": [ [ "CUT", 1 ], [ "BUTCHER", 4 ], [ "FABRIC_CUT", 1 ] ] but can adjust as needed

Testing

ran the game and looked at the recipe

Additional context

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